Sheldon High School - Orab Yearbook (Sheldon, IA)

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Communication Skus- To Aid The Student In Expression | And Comprehension A Spanish class in action. Many students make use of the library's facilities. «+ 3 . THEATERGrg a ‘ey A sophomore English class study Julius Caesar, ROLLINS

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‘Searching for the unknowns’’--a chemistry lab session. Intent on an ex- periment inelect- Rmicaieecircuits: is John Jinkinson (above) as Brian Zimmerman, Ros- ann Winkel, Karen Bloke sand: Gracia Sybesma look on. There were 275 Visitors at the two-day open house and Science Project Exhibit in March. DRS. HEMERSON fe PORDPEN SEP SLE eS a EIS AEST SE STMT SE NN ES ear ae eae. ea, ea REIN, Bn sas) oe ee oa ES i Si RES TF IN ‘Teme AOI BIRT Aa ie a 40TH Stl SHE Sree eps ca res eR Sar OTM hgh FPN Ey RUN 18-2 ee rr

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Because we live in a world with other people, it is important for us to be able to communicate with them, either by oral or | written expression. If we can grasp some of | the great wisdoms and truths that have come | to us through the literature of the ages, we can better understand ourselves and others. How do we learn these skills? Through our studies in English, speech, and Spanish. Everyday, in numerous ways, we express ourselves and understand others and ideas- - LOIS ROGHAIR JAY SHELP our communication skills, learned in our English Speech English classes, Spanish lessons, and speech linen Dramatics demonstrations. BRP I SELE LoS SPT RASA BETS LEST MTS. AT Se EE EES aT Sep SM AEP LS LE RELA MIA Piss if RONALD FREIER GLENN MORITZ English English LAP BOT B AT ce er nee A kT EI LP EIEN TE A ‘Sister, sister take my hand.’’ Bonnie Both- mer and Carolyn Vanden Brink act out lines from the ballad ‘‘The Binnorie’’ for a fresh- man English class. CHARLES TOLK KATHERINE NEELEY English Spanish URBAN’S LUNCH